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Tetraneuris scaposa - Four-nerve Daisy, Bitterweed

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Tetraneuris scaposa is a robust perennial prized for both its adaptability and the unwavering liveliness it imparts to any landscape. With a common name as descriptive as Four-nerve Daisy, or Bitterweed, the plant exhibits an arresting display of bright, bold, yellow daisy-like blooms that enliven the ambiance near-constantly across the year. Nested atop slender, upright stems, these striking florals boast distinctive four-vein patterns per leaf, from which this lovingly nicknamed beauty derives its moniker. Standing up to 15 inches tall, Tetraneuris scaposa is admirably unpretentious in scale yet doesn't skimp on visual impact. This Southwestern U. S. native shows a vigorous streak, displaying high resilience and adaptability by thriving in lean, well-drained soils and beaming under full sun. Its additional features of low water usage and notable tolerance to deer underscore its suitability for specialists looking for drought-resistant, low-maintenance stalwarts. Excelling in xeriscaping, border planting, and rock gardens, Tetraneuris scaposa is a versatile choice that promises to lend a splash of consistent vibrancy to the charismatic gardener's repertoire.

  • Size: Up to 15 inches tall
  • Flowers: Yellow daisy-like blooms
  • Foliage: Slender, upright stems
  • Water usage: Low (drought-resistant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Adaptability: High resilience, deer tolerance; good for xeriscaping, rock gardens, and border planting
  • Commonly purchased with Tetraneuris scaposa (Four-nerve Daisy, Bitterweed)

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